daniela: that is the question.oday the cfo said they expect organic sales growth which takes off things like the dollar, for example, that it will be driven by higher prices. to give you some context, this quarter prices rose by 9%. that is not nothing and so that is what they expect for the balance of their fiscal year. volumes are seen declining as they do that. kriti: that is interesting going into holidays. you can assume perhaps this would be a leaner christmas. i am curious if that will translate to the entire consumer sphere. is that a trigger for more serious products for -- is that a switch off for household products? daniela: they are saying interesting behavior in terms of what consumers with more money versus consumers with less money. consumers with more money are buying bigger sizes so they can play -- they can pay less per use. people who are more constrained are being more mindful about dosing instead of pouring a bunch of laundry detergent. they are being more mindful of that. they are going for lo

they spoke to daniela mcginnis.la: they are tackling challenges together, but is it creating a rift between these two traditionally very close powers? >> you are right, this is the motivator of the eu. what we are seeing is these crisis right now, the energy in ukraine almost laying down, when you look at ukraine, what this means for germany, looking to the is not a lot of pressure on germany to take more leadership, and that means leading -- leaving france behind, focusing on nato, and we look at italy, germany is trying to focus on really supporting its own households and its industry, and it is spending hundreds of billions of euros doing that. that means president macron says that is unfair to france. that is not a criticism berlin wants to hear, though, because in berlin's eyes, france is the one that usually helps champions with state aid. laura: daniel, after criticism that germany was way too reliant , are there concerns the government seems to be moving more closely to china? daniel: you know what, laura, t

then quan, pablo munoz sent his partner, daniela con, must studying the impact of plastic waste on wild life. the galapagos islands of the perfect place for the project in political dr. dillinger's kelly development. there were here in the galapagos you can still find untouched places where very few people may be just 10, have ever set foot in the lobby. i see theos chromeboys was working and that's incredible. nowadays that go in can ably is to viagra. but it doesn't mean there's no plastic waste here. the research is want to identify where the garbage comes from and how it affects the health of local wildlife. then they say, measures can be taken over year low . you saw the no, no one knows for sure how much a plastic trash is polluting the world's oceans as ambien. and we know even less about the problem in the galapagos. we don't know how many species are affected or even if they are affected. i use how we start off at 1000. no. no tourist ever set foot in this bay. no one lives here. and yet best plastic, garbage everywhere. and your 2nd with them was jojo iraqi. yeah. little new y

so back in humans, we created it with one pablo and daniela don't yet know for sure that micro plastics, a harmful to the health of wild life. but it's alarming enough to find plastic inside animals. the toll they say a feels were eulissa is one under buddha. it's in the same in the womb, we live in a polluted world, superimpose it either with guest to let all this is symptomatic of our worst qualities as a society almost as yeah. it's shocking. yes, was as a sweat if it breaks my heart to see this, i meant there me middle. good. i so that i was he or no research is powering ahead in the galapagos islands because time is running out for wildlife for the whole world. i ah gentlemen, goes green and germany textile manufacturers the they now produce a sustainable gene convention black box with the help of robots, lasers and green energy. retail chain is revolutionizing the production, a sign of emerging standards to the global textile industry. made in germany. in 30 minutes on d. w. o. o news . ah, this is w news coming to live from berlin kremlin back to officials tell residents of kenne

so back in humans created it with juan pablo and daniela don't yet know for sure that micro plastics, a harmful to the house of wild life. but it's alarming enough to find plastic inside animals. a tool they say, a fears were eulissa is one under buddha. it's in the same in the room. we live in a polluted world super bowl that either with guest with that all this is symptomatic of our worst qualities as a society commercials. yeah. it's shocking. yes. was as a sweat if it breaks my heart to see this, i meant there me middle. good. i so that i was he, oh no. ah, research is powering ahead in the galapagos islands because time is running out for wildlife, for the whole world. a with ah eco india in the northern metropolis of chanda goth waste, separation has been compulsory for years. now diapers and period products will also be sources helping the environment while breaking down menstrual taboos decoy india in 30 minutes on d w. oh ah ah ah. this is dw news live from berlin kremlin back to officials, tell harrison residents to evacuate ahead of you. premium offensive rushes new general

daniela relph, bbc news.tarted to feel close to normal after the privations of covid. some once familiar rituals are being performed once again. in chile, the so—called zombie—walk is back. tim allman�*s report contains a lot of make—up — but no real blood. after three years, the walking dead have risen once more. well, not really. instead, a lot of people dressed up as zombies for a sloping, staggering stroll around santiago. it's an event we used to do every year, said this man. but due to the coronavirus, it had been suspended. it's a family event where everyone participates and people show their creativity. zombie walks date back more than 20 years. sometimes they're for a good cause. sometimes they're for no real cause at all. except for this one, of course. i come because it's fun, said this young zombie. it's fun because we can wear makeup. we came here to get out of the old routine, said this zombie, and be a kid again. this carnival of gory makeup and indiscriminate groaning has been replicated in pl

our royal correspondent daniela relph was there. iii who first created this royal seat of power, almost 1000 years ago. today it was charles iii who met the crowds and granted dunfermline city status — awarded to mark his mother's platinum jubilee. it is my hope that this new distinction will not merely burnish the legacy of our past, but will also brighten the prospect of our future. that would, i know, gladden my dear mother's heart, as it certainly gladdens mine. marking the 950th anniversary of dunfermline abbey is relatively safe territory, but in these early days of the king's reign there has already been a noticeable shift. in line with government guidance, he will not be attending the cop climate conference in egypt next month. the freedoms of being prince of wales replaced by the constraints of being king. in edinburgh, the focus moved to the palace of holyroodhouse, and a reception to celebrate the british south asian community. as he begins his reign. he has already pledged to use his time as monarch to protect the divers

joining me now is daniela riccardi, ceo of moleskin. great to have you in the programme.brand. a daily part of people's life, it's luxury but relatively low spending, around £20 normally, so the experience is pretty protected normally, our consumers, client would not drop. the notebook of their life or a small recession or problem. but it is true that we are also catering to more demanding clients like the clientele of harrods and this is the first collaboration with moleskin with a lot of big offerings, in particular design for the demanding consumer. so what saying is incentive the consumer demanding a generic moleskin diary or notebook, it's something that's very specifically made for them, are you going that close back yes, exactly, something specifically made for a more demanding consumer, and, of course, we remain with our original notebook, the historical legendary one which is available now but yes, we have also prepared a very precise design, of unique products that are only sold in this beauty, the only one in the world for now. who are your clients are generall

daniela relph, bbc news. the marmalade to must have been by royal appointment. goodbye.us but we have had some showers around this morning. this was scotland a few hours ago. you can start to see the shower is opening up. they will weaken and become few and far between as we go into the afternoon. for many, blue sky and sunshine. you could already see what day lay ahead across north yorkshire, a great opportunity for getting out and enjoying some of the beautiful autumn colour we have at this time of year. so for the remainder of the day, for many, it's all about the blue sky and the sunshine, as you can see, quite clearly. a few scattered showers across the northern islands and north—west of the great glen, lighter winds in comparison to yesterday as well. by the end of the afternoon, the winds will strengthen, we'll see rain pushing and along the dorset coast down towards devon and cornwall. but it's going to take its time in doing so. so enjoy the sunshine. and the warmth as well. not too bad in terms of the feeling of the weather particular across england and wales.

daniela relph, bbc news. you don't have to go into the woods today for a big surprise, do you?nd, a lot of winds. it'll feel quite pleasant out there as well. we keep the risk of a few showers across the northern and western isles and anywhere north west to the great glen. and as the afternoon continues, we will see the wind strengthening and some cloud and outbreaks of rain arriving by the end of the day in the southwest when certainly lighter. so temperatures will respond, highs likely of around 18 celsius. that's above where they should be really for this time of year. but as we go through the evening and overnight, we're looking down to the southwest. a spell of wet and windy weather will push its way steadily north. there'll be some heavy pulses of rain through northern ireland, the trailing weather front will sit across east anglia and southeast england as well towards dawn on monday. so monday we'll see that light rain easing away. dry settled weather elsewhere. a few scattered showers continue into the far northwest. take care. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: pri

when passing in 2013, javier 2016, daniel daniela , the slutsk district, like many other minsk regions, was subject to snowstorms , and i had to provide assistance, affected trees to dismantle to clean the road strip heater people. this is what we are now working on on the eve of the winter period. so itself is the reason for the legend to the fighters of the uraz unit, the workers of the road services. here the fish would have to liquidate the page code to the wife of the dam and cope with the flooding of settlements similar to tactful training, an important report about the beuse cultivators is water, as close as possible to an amural emergency. the fog of the soul used to be pretentious reasons for the magnitude of the amount of dtz, on the roads of minsk yes and the capital, i recommend that drivers go through exhibitions for the autumn winter, and in a hurry, the inspectors spend spices again, right about the transition with the passage of the site, the saprocentniks are on duty on the most emergency eared roads and awards the rule of the hand. at the timbry, a biosiped raid went

to make her own choices with life and a nuclear family, as seen through the eyes of a little girl. daniela to russia's novel, lies about my mother is a tragic comedy that plays out in the homes, gardens and kitchens of the german middle class. the hockey mat, who has the power as him and to which powers social mechanisms and dynamics of the individual characters subjected to in this intimate theater. we call hamlin and we'll let my mother won't fit in any coffin. she's too fat. she says, when she dies, she doesn't want her ashes to be captain an urn, but simply scattered over open water the fattest and also the father has climbed the social ladder phone and for an upstart like him . things like appearance, planning and not standing out of very important with the army. he needs to exist in this new world. and the mother doesn't fit the bill for novel takes the reader back in time to west germany in the early eighty's. the era of tennis legend boris becker chancellor. helmut kohl on the cold war, a time of rigid gender rose. what was it like to come of age during those years? having a father

. >> expert art restorer daniela murphy is sneaking me in for an audience with the most powerful mediciet cosimo primo de medici. he led the family at their dizzying heights in the 1500's. in this fresco undergoing restoration he's become so powerful he's being crowned grand duke of tuscany by the pope himself. >> he marries an extremely wealthy woman, the spanish princess eleanora de toledo. not only does she bring a lot of money but she brings a lot of the new spices from the new world. the chocolates, the coffee, everything that is the cuisine. >> that's when the tomato arrived? >> that's when it arrives, more or less at that time. >> which completely altered italian -- >> completely, completely. >> cuisine. >> cosomo de medici cultivated the city and the arts in the ideas that grew here in the renaissance changed how we all see the world. but this family also changed the world in the way things taste. it may seem a long way from michelangelo to the greatest t-bone steak you've ever eaten but the medici had a hand in that too. >> secret. >> fabio may look like he's fallen out of a re

cnn's daniela diaz is joining us now with more. do tell us what we're hearing from speaker pelosi. >> amber, in her first statement, she sent a letter to her colleagues late last night, she said a violent man broke into our family home, demanded to confront me and brutally attacked my husband, paul. our children, our grandchildren, and i are heart broken and traumatized by the life-threatening attack on our pop. we're grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and emergency services and for the life-saving medical care he's receiving. we do want to note he is expected to make a full recovery from this attack. but it was very shocking. it sent waves across capitol hill, across washington and the united states, the man who attacked paul pelosi was looking for nancy pelosi. you noted, he was saying, where is nancy, where is nancy. 42-year-old david depap. he's expected to be charged with multiple felonies on monday. this is according to san francisco law enforcement officials. and he's expected to be arraigned on tuesday. and

"morning joe" reporter, daniela pierre bravo. thank you very much.her there will be turnout that a lot of people are telling me privately, that's what they're voting on. who knows. >> generation z is going to have a lot to say. let's continue this conversation. out with new numbers on young voters just this morning. john is an msnbc contributor and author of the book "fight, how gen z is channelling their fear and passion to save america" a lot of nodding as you listen to daniela's piece. what did you hear that rang true? >> an incredible job with the young people from arizona, and i guess a couple of things rang true. one of them is fight. we talked about how this generation, not sure that the american dream can be there for them, but it's their duty and the responsibility to vote, not just for themselves, but as daniela pointed at the end, for those even more vulnerable than themselves. and i think that's an incredibly important element about this. listen, willie, i'm not sure whether we're going to see a red wave or blue wave in a couple of weeks.

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bring in cnn's daniela diaz. we're hearing from the house speaker for the first time about this. what is she saying? >> she wrote in a letter to her house colleagues late last night, boris. she said, a violent man broke into our family home, demanded to confront me and brutally attacked my husband, paul. our children, grandchildren, and i are heart broken and traumatized by the life threatening attack on our pop. we are grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and emergency services and for the life-saving medical care he is receiving. this is the first time we've heard from pelosi directly since that attack in her home that left, of course, her husband, paul pelosi, 82-year-old paul pelosi in surgery. he is expected to make a full recovery. but, still, very shocking that an intruder was able to enter their home in san francisco, assault paul pelosi with a hammer. he, of course, called 911, paul pelosi. and that is how he was able to receive care. it was an intentional attack, the assailant asking for nancy pelosi during the attack, as you noted, that attacker being 42

daniela relph, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise. hello there. plenty of this today. yes, for many, there's going to be a lot of sunshine around, a lot of winds. it'll feel quite pleasant out there as well. we keep the risk of a few showers across the northern and western isles and anywhere north west to the great glen. and as the afternoon continues, we will see the wind strengthening and some cloud and outbreaks of rain arriving by the end of the day in the southwest when certainly lighter. so temperatures will respond, highs likely of around 18 celsius. that's above where they should be really for this time of year. but as we go through the evening and overnight, we're looking down to the southwest. a spell of wet and windy weather will push its way steadily north. there'll be some heavy pulses of rain through northern ireland, northern england and into scotland. the trailing weather front will sit across east anglia and southeast england as well towards dawn on monday. so monday we'll see that light rain easing away. dry settled weather elsew

i'm not sure if you know, it says daniela's money, but you don't have a lot of room with ukrainian other gods funded. these are full nations established in all major ukrainian cities. but this was how kids knew authorities had private armies at their disposal. wedding to carry out any order. they got to keep it. it's only a lot of you guys that you gotta was yell, not bottled, you go cool with the little baby. cool. a little baby unless you this little also, but the yearning doesn't play one year emotional bill up on. yeah. it. who does all of them? i do, but then you only occasionally auto do. i mean, give me that and i'm putting me on a kick long, so i'll get with you on the good key you scared was can you put those canyon ball get into my nose? why live with you on? i mean, yeah, but i mean, yeah. well, then yes, keep long. so now, well, if somebody is gonna assist you, but tell you on a little bit better to possibly escape donor q. so focus on that and they go out of the, the style francisco listening automation and go out of the, me at the law knowing how to proceed along nice once

but i see, so in my she feels like she says, daniela's money, but you don't have a lot of room with ukrainian oligarchs funded. these are full nations established in all major ukrainian cities. what this was, how keys knew authorities had private armies at their disposal. wedding to carry out any order they gotta keep legal entity. so lucian, think a lot of you guys that he got was yell, not bottled. you go cool with the little baby. cool. a little baby cool muscle also, but the unit doesn't play one. your muslim bill. up on yeah, it who does all of them? i did. what did you want to eat? cookies really hotter condo, i mean give me that and i'm putting me on a cute kagle on. so that different, what are you on the good key? you scared was given controls. can you go to my nose? why live with them? you know me. yeah, but i need them to. well, then yes, keep long so bo, if somebody is gonna assist you, but tell you on a little couple requests landscape to reduce their focus on that. and they go out and do the stuff which is collision, a automated each go out of the me at the law. no husky glands.

earlier i spoke to daniela, executive director of europe and your rarea.xplained the purpose of the meeting. >> the pickup is that the e.p.c. can possibly create some kind of geopolitical alignment. this was just the first meeting. 44 countries were there and because it's all centered around the consequences over russia's warn in uaine, whetherhis group of countries agree on issues, for instance, like sanctioning russia or the importance to provide more support for energy security for a number of countrys. so this first meeting was not really a selection. it w more an invitation based on geography but going forward, if the meeting is supposed to be held twice a year, the question is whether they'll be able to implement and agree on policies. >> ukraine very much in focus. in the last couple of months -- minutes, we have a statement from liz truss who says leaders leave with a greater collective resolve to stop russian aggression and further solidarity with you crane. that is another point they want to try to get across in this needing. particularly if you

to make her own choices with life in a nuclear family, as seen through the eyes of a little girl. daniela to russia's novel, lies about my mother, is a tragic comedy that plays out in the homes, gardens and kitchens of the german middle class. the hockey mat, who has the power as him and to which powers social mechanisms and dynamic pressure of the individual characters subjected to in this intimate theater. we call hamlin and we'll let my mother won't fit in any coffin. she's too fat. she says, when she dies, she doesn't want her ashes to be captain an urn, but simply scattered over open water. if that is to and also the father has climbed the social ladder full and for an upstart like him, things like appearance on him and not standing out a very important it's the army. he needs to exist in this new world, and the mother doesn't fit the bill. for novel takes the reader back in time to west germany in the early eighty's, the era of tennis legend boris becker, chancellor. helmut kohl on the cold war, a time of rigid gender rose. what was it like to come of age during those years? having

and this blonde with blue eyes, daniela's daughter, was impatiently waiting for her father to sit onagain, daughter , wave hello to everyone, who is the captain of the family , it looks delicious and on the set of the reality show, it's completely different the chuvash is not as simple as it seems, the television picture often eats up real emotions , there is nothing you come across, but he managed to convey them to the full extent, so that along with the recruit, you also feel the pain from rubbed calluses and exhaustion and fear and comfort when the trials are already over. we have this job in the world. why did recruit become so real? he simply lived through these trials. the armed forces of ukraine managed four seasons of recruit. operators danyla and yehor recall how during filming they lived for months in nato modular training camps . centers, training grounds , this is how our recruit lives so far. until we kicked him out, the summer is indicated. if i am cheap and not a seaman, in the same season, during the first period, he really learned in a month what people teach the guy

and this blonde with blue eyes, daniela's daughter, was impatiently waiting for her father to sit onk again, daughter, wave to everyone , hello, who is the captain of the family, father, the ball of all the rations , look delicious, this is completely different, not everything is like that just as they say, the television picture often eats up real emotions, this rocket releases me, do you get hit, but he managed to transfer them to a full bomb, so that along with the recruit, you also feel the pain from rubbed calluses and exhaustion and fear and comfort when the trials are already behind us. this work is in the world. why did the record become so real? he just lived through these trials. it is completely and totally worth going to serve the armed forces of ukraine. it turned out four seasons of recruitment. operators danyla and yehor remember how during the filming they lived in nato modular towns for months. training centers, training grounds, this is how our recruit lives so far. until we kicked him out, summer is indicated, not sea, in the same season, during the summer period,

to make her own choices with life in a nuclear family, as seen through the eyes of a little girl. daniela to russia's novel, lies about my mother is a tragic comedy that plays out in the homes, gardens and kitchens of the german middle class. the hockey mat, who has the power as him and to which powers social mechanisms and dynamics of the individual characters subject to to in this intimate theater, we call hamlin fennel. yet my mother won't fit in any coffin. she's too fat. she says, when she dies, she doesn't want her ashes to be captain an urn, but simply scattered over open water the fattest and also the father has climbed the social ladder full and for an up start like him . things like appearance, planning and not standing out, a very important with the army. he needs to exist in this new world and the mother doesn't fit the bill. the novel takes the reader back in time to west germany in the early eighty's. the era of tennis legend boris becker chancellor. helmut kohl on the cold war, a time of rigid gender rose. what was it like to come of age during those years? having a father

wealthy fail the country before and will fail it again if they would last class last, i guess now daniela's on journalist and also many thanks for joining us on the program. and daniel, how do you find the done across to discontent in relation to the findings approach to the conflict in ukraine? do you think this is a sign of some kind of crisis within the democratic party? well, it's a sign of our growing discontent. i mean, these are these 30 democrats who signed it on the parties progressive wing, they're very prominent. they include people like of alexandra, casio, cortez is that very well known figure. the letter was very mild. it said nothing about nato's role and sparking this crisis. it said nothing because the return of territory to ukraine was purposely silent on the issue of the crimean peninsula. and it stressed over and over again. this the, the signatory support for, for, for the ukraine's a heroic freedoms struggle made no reference to the, to the, the widespread support and certain circles for people like like step on ban dera, for example, and other nazi figures. so it was

with life in a nuclear family, i seen through the eyes of a little girl daniela to russia's novel, lies about my mother is a tragic comedy. the plays out in the homes, gardens and kitchens of the german middle class. the hockey mat, who has the power as mm hm. and to which powers social mechanisms and dynamic pressure of the individual characters subject to to in this intimate theater, we call hamlin suddenly. my mother won't fit in any coffin. she's too fat. she says when she dies, she doesn't want her ashes to be captain and none but simply scattered over open water. the hottest and also the father has climbed the social ladder, finn, and for an upstart like him. things like appearance, planning and not standing out, a very important what's the alma he needs to exist in this new world. and the mother doesn't fit the bill. the novel takes the reader back in time to west germany in the early eighty's. the era of tennis legend boris becker chancellor. helmut kohl on the cold war, a time of rigid gender rose. what was it like to come of age during those years? having a father who controls

with life in a nuclear family, i seen through the eyes of a little girl, daniela to russia's novel, lies about my mother. does a tragic comedy that plays out in the homes, gardens and kitchens of the german middle class the hockey mat, who has the power him and to which powers social mechanisms and dynamic pressure of the individual characters subject to, to in this intimate theater, we call hamlin fennel yet my mother won't fit in any coffin, she's too fat. she says when she dies, she doesn't want her ashes to be captain and none, but simply scattered over open water. if that is to and also the father has climbed the social ladder and for an upstart like him, things like appearance, planning and not standing out a very important what's the alma he needs to exist in this new world and the mother doesn't fit the bill for novel takes the reader back in time to west germany in the early eighty's, the era of tennis legend boris becker chancellor. helmut kohl on the cold war, a time of rigid gender rose. what was it like to come of age during those years? having a father who controls and rule

. >> daniela is a chef, historian and dj who cooks italian food while he spins records.tage name is dom pasta. >> it's really fantastic. i was pretending for the audience that i didn't know but it's really great . >> dom pasta has promised me the greatest dish of spaghetti carbonara i've ever tasted and he tells me why pasta matters so much to him. >> italian food is popular food. it's the normal people, the working-class people, they create the roots of italian food . >> today we may think of a bowl of pasta as the ultimate comfort food but there's a distinctly uncomfortable history of italians fighting oppression through pasta. in the early 1930s, mussolini and his fascist, and post-import bans on various foreign goods. this led to food shortages, malnutrition and a lack of meat which raise the prospect of italian tables with no pasta. in typical style, rather than lifting the bands, mussolini tried to convince italians that eating pasta would make them week, lazy and even sexually impotent that a high-protein diet would make them more productive. the campaign was clea

daniela where are you? they called and said to the number of the zalessky corpse. prank again, then i will make this joker in the cell hit 5, and without accompaniment. killed my loved ones my relatives for what for what? hello sonya was bitterly 38 years old, death was the result of a blow with a heavy object on the head in the back of the head. yes, i wonder how they could fill up such a serious woman with a hammer and a bat. the rest of the blood is erased clues fingerprints, that is the offender was calm and tried to clean up after himself. aga zakhar can i talk to you? shall we go there? you feel bad nothing, where should i go there? zakharov tell us, please, everything that happened from the moment we left , returned back to the guests, she showed a parody of me. was just great. well, then she returned back to the room to change, probably 40 minutes she was gone, i got excited. the number came back, and then i saw the face all in the edge. rykov gather everyone in 20 minutes in this room okay? so ladies and gentlemen tell who where was. and what i did after t

group of them were greanted an audience with the queen consort, camilla, as our royal correspondent danielailla, queen consort, was photographed in clarence house last thursday, 6a years to the day since the first paddington book was published. after the queen's death, every royal residence was surrounded by a sea of flowers and in amongst those floral tributes were the paddington bears, so many of them, in london, windsor, sandringham, balmoral, snuck in between the flowers, a nod to the queen's specialjubilee surprise when hejoined herfor tea. thank you for having me. i do hope you're having a lovelyjubilee. tea? oh, yes, please! even other members of the royal family noticed the impact of paddington as they thanked crowds in the days after the queen's death. i think paddington might knock the corgi off the top spot now. | the corgis won't take that very well. - after the funeral, the flowers and bears were carefully cleared away and moved to buckingham palace, clarence house, and the royal parks nursery in hyde park. one of the sweetest things was a pair of boots and a little paddington

let's speak to daniela russell — head of uk rates strategy at hsbc. good afternoon to you, daniela.ss where things are in terms of the uk economy? is this all because of the many budgets? i think for the issues that we are experiencing in the guilt market at the moment, some of these issues have been very much several months in the making. bond guilds have been rising throughout this year as inflation has been rising and central banks have been raising interest rates. that move really accelerated, back in september, when the chancellor announced his fiscal package. that spurred a further rising yields, which had been problematic for pension funds in particular because they own a lot of guilds. and they found the value of their guild holdings and there other interest—rate positions had fallen. so what happened is that they have been required to pose what we call collateral, essentially security because of those losses. that resulted in some forest selling by pension schemes. so then what we saw was an uncontrolled rise in yields, which was showing no signs of stopping. that is what t

this is daniela's brandon fraser. radcliffe.barrymore likes cosplay because we adults can feel like children a little longer, but you must admit, when can we afford this for the new year and at the maximum cosplay festival. well let's now. latitudes to return we are pleased to announce that he will turn the bolshoi theater of belarus here, and go, more precisely, on tour to thailand and russia 65 theater workers - these are artists, ballets and an administrative and technical group will present four performances on the main stage of the cultural center of thailand. this is the nutcracker carmenuite scheherazade from the sleeping beauty conquers the capital of thailand are coming, the leading belarusian ballet soloists, well heading a creative trip, the artistic director of the theater valentin elizariev, and on october 25 and 26, the audience of the bolshoi theater of russia will be able to hear one of the most beautiful belarusian operas. this is the work of soltan the wild hunt of king stakh staged by the chief director of the

. >> daniela young was 13 years old when she overdosed on a panel laced with fennel. the eighth-grader from nevada got it from a dealer she met on snapchat. speeding. >> it'll be a euro this week. >> as her card let cousin and the rest of her family prepared to commemorate the one year anniversary, 12 republican senators are wanting parents to be on the lookout for candy, large at that now i had of halloween. some have called the ad a scare tactic pointing out that the midterms are one week after halloween. >> for debian law enforcement across the country, it's a crisis. at last month a bipartisan grou that no two, sophia and the illegal fennel as a weapon of mass destruction. >> this halloween, debbie is no taking chances when she takes her grandkids trick-or-treating. >> i was going to bring a huge bag of candy and when they got home i was given swap them out. >> once you that lived through nightmare, we are definitely on her toes. >> you don't have to go that fa as halloween as the cofounder o a drug prevention group. debbie says she's been telling parents to take

our royal correspondent daniela relph has more.owers. and in amongst those floral tributes were the paddington bears, so many of them — in london, windsor, sandringham, balmoral — snuck in between the flowers, a nod to the queen's specialjubilee surprise when hejoined herfor tea. thank you for having me. i do hope you are having a lovelyjubilee. tea? — oh, yes please. even other members of the royal family noticed the impact of paddington as they thanked crowds in the days after the queen's death. i was saying, i think paddington might have knocked corgis off the top spot. after the funeral, the flowers and bea rs were carefully cleared away and moved to buckingham palace, clarence house and the royal parks nursery in hyde park. they will now be professionally cleaned and given to the children that barnardo�*s cares for in the weeks ahead. i mean, it's absolutely wonderful that we've managed to find a home donating the bears to barnardo�*s is a tribute in itself. for more than 30 years the queen was the charity patron, carrying out

well, daniela, a new york city education board member, talked about the schools in new york city beinghelmed. listen. >> the reality is that our schools are not ready for this huge influx of new students who sometimes they have not been in school for a long time, they don't speak the language. and so you have schools in our district here, district 2 in manhattan, that have received over 100 students in heads than 10 days. we don't have enough bilingual teachers that students that speak spanish many our schools that are being asked to translate for their new classmates. >> wait a minute. so the kids, who are supposed to be learning -- >> exactly. >> -- are being asked to translating? >> they're not focusing on their open learning, and the student who's being instructed by another child, of course that's not an ideal situation. pete: good on lawrence jones, by the way, for going out there. we know it's happening. rachel: i hear it when i go and meet with other moms, you know, in new jersey. last year people were saying to me, moms were coming up and saying, hey, listen, this is a big sto

city's community education councils as well as advisor for the new york charter schools association, danielaith us. you are on this education counsel, and the school, we talked about yesterday, in chelsea, ps 33, has received some of the students. to this impact your entire district. what are your concerns? >> we are concerned that the families are arriving here and they are not receiving the support they need. this students should be enrolled in schools but they don't have the papers, access to medical care. our schools were not prepared. we don't have bilingual teachers. children are being asked to translate for other children. our schools will were not prepared to receive this influx of students and we want to make sure everybody's being served well. >> ainsley: are they vaccinated for measles, mumps, rubella? all the vaccines most kids are getting and required to new york schools. how are you going to test them to make sure? went to the laws say? >> the law says that within 14 days a student in t the new york state must receive immunizations. you want to make sure they have access to med

to make her own choices with life and a nuclear family, as seen through the eyes of a little girl. daniela to russia's novel, lies about my mother is a tragic comedy that plays out in the homes, gardens and kitchens of the german middle class. the hockey mat, who has the power as him and to which powers social mechanisms and dynamics of the individual characters subjected to in this intimate theater. we call hamlin and we'll let my mother won't fit in any coffin. she's too fat. she says, when she dies, she doesn't want her ashes to be captain an urn, but simply scattered over open water. the fattest and ulster father has climbed the social ladder full and for an upstart like him. things like appearance, planning and not standing out of very important with the army. he needs to exist in this new world. and the mother doesn't fit the bill. the novel takes the reader back in time to west germany in the early eighty's. the era of tennis legend boris becker chancellor. helmut kohl on the cold war a time of rigid gender roles. what was it like to come of age during those years? having a father w

she's interviewed by have post editor-in-chief daniela built-in. watch book tv every sunday on c-span two, and find the full schedule on your program guide or watch online at anytime on book tv dot org. of america's leading >> now it is such a pleasure to introduce our extremely distinguished panel of america's leading lincoln scholars to discuss lincoln's speeches and the american idea. >> michael holds the chancellor naomi lin distinguished chairwoman studies at -- he is the author of several books on lincoln, including lincoln observed, the inner world of abraham lincoln, and the two volume american abraham lincoln a life, as well as his new book, which i'm discussing tonight, the black man as president, abraham look, and african americans and the pursuit of racial equality. know what is the felix frankfurter professor of law, chair of the society of fellows and founding director of the jewels ribbon of its program on jews and -- law at harvard university. -- three lives of james madison, james cortisone president and -- the broken constitution.

dr. daniela baroni is with the international medical is the international medical coordinator at doctors without borders. she's also an infectious diseases and tropical medicine specialist who joins us from brussels. that dr. there are more countries declaring color outbreaks this year than they're normally or why is that? thank you very much for inviting us to your program. so today is 75 percent increase in the east coast, cut it out for x. many of those who are know, we know how many of those were increasing on the moon. these ones don't cycles, they increase in cooper, the conflict population moments only meeting next is to clean water sanitation and these go down is moving into the more countries no longer good a show more why spreads out breaks or breaks. as you mentioned today, over 30 days, to call it a including those a comment on i'm on another lease case, not only at the current level is with impressions. and this is where we have a theme in the last 5 years. you can increase the number of countries that they were afraid that they had to expose under all of these factors that

let's get more with daniela schwarzer, she's the executive director for europe and eurasia of the openet me ask you first of all, if we look at what the abc can really get done, it doesn't feel like very much, so what is the point of this meeting? the first thing is that the epc can perhaps create some kind of geopolitical alignment among a large number of countries. this was the first meeting, 44 countries were there, and because it is all centred around the consequences of russia's war in ukraine, the question is whether these countries will, in a sustainable way, agree on issues like sanctioning russia or the importance of providing more support for energy security for a number of countries. so this first meeting was not really a selection, more an invitation based on geography, but the question going forward is, if the question going forward is, if the meeting is held twice a year, whether they will actually be able to implement or agree to impairment policies that to date some of the countries might not agree with. collide and of cause ukraine very much in focus, and collide and o

e daniel daniela slutsky the area, like many others in the minsk region , was subject to snowfall here and i had to help the affected trees dismantle and clean the people's road strip heaters. this is what we are now working on in anticipation of the winter period. also, according to legend, the fighters of the c division, road workers. it was necessary to eliminate the damage to the dam to cope with the flooding of the settlement, such tactical training is an important part of the work of rescuers. after all, all inputs are as close as possible to the conditions of a real emergency. restoration of lawns and topiary mowing, cleaning of fallen leaves and sanitary pruning of trees, the capital continues complex work on landscaping, special attention of public utilities to yard areas. more than 7,000 m² of pavement will be repaired there. in addition, about 23,000 shrubs and almost 5,000 trees are planned to be planted in the surrounding areas in autumn. complete the repair of improved coatings, the repair of m-m children's play equipment of small architectural forms, of course, work on c

karla: daniela spanic acude a las autoridades, entÉrate que revela sobre su atentado y de quien sospechagrar mi sueÑo, el americano y mi sueÑo del caramelo y gracias a dios ha pasado, cada puerta se ha ido abriendo. marcela: de quÉ se trata caramelos? >> caramelos es una empresa de personalizaciÓn, personalizamos cualquier tipo de objeto, de prenda que podrÁn usar, desde camisetas hasta zapatos, vasos, tazas, recuerdos. marcela: trabajo en venezuela en la farmacÉutica, al que ha desempleada aprender oficio que se convirtiÓ en su salvaciÓn econÓmica y con su esposo un gran equipo los estados unidos. hay una cosa muy linda con caramelos es que aparte de personalizar objetos han empezado prÁcticamente una escuela de aprendizaje, cuÉntanos sobre eso. >> es algo que no sabÍa que me encantaba tanto, yo pensaba que definitivamente caramelos empezÓ como una forma de hacer dinero, definitivamente, claramente pero ahora nos demos cuenta que somos apasionados por enseÑar y es por todo la retroalimentaciÓn que recibes. marcela: sus talleres y cursos de imprenta han logrado popularidad y hoy han empe